The New York Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1859, Page 5

SHER i i fl = g 4 i i el evil iteaze i at eee I wo feel comfdent as it may be. Lovmana Svaar Cror.—Tho Acadian, of the 3d it Most of the sugar planters have finished rolling, safe to estimate 260,000 3 F 4 i ss E g H fi itisnow the crop. We nop. say saci One) erm ine ra s be tow pouanla cu » 80 much hae ‘Deen done by the late frost. crop will be still poorer ‘above those who have had the foresight to windrow their cane to the heavy frost. Those planters will have paved nearly their entire crops by that process. War Zhavo akon Tallaiory’ tape’ vo tuclltaie directa? Anes ; ort and for the encouragement of home manufac. ‘the 6th inst., and then attem) thas confessed his guilt, and ‘by him were returned. Langs 84128 or Corron.—The sales of cotton in New Or- Jeans the Ist it amounted to a bale, and making the transactions of the four days over four dollara—a million of dollars a day. Exxovrions 1x Datawaxz.—John J. Bowen, convicted of be murder of John W. Doolin, at New Castle, Del. deen sentenced to be hung on the 10th of February, 1860. ‘This is the same day on which Robinson and Turner are ~&0 bo executed et New Castle. Anonymous Waryinc Lerrxrs.—Tho Jackson Mississip- _ pian says:—Goy. Pettus has received through the Post two letters, purporting to be a warning of an insur- rectionary movement of the sorvile population, which, ing to the writers, has been proposed to bo made 4n Mississippi and portions of Louisiana on the 25th of De- ember inst. E.evarep ivto SiavERy.—A petition has been presented ‘to tho Legislature of Mississippi from Wm. Webster, a free 0, praying to be cleyated into slavery, aud permitted to become the slave of Dr. Athnald Bail,’ of Charleston, Tullahatchio county, Miss. Furs.—Tho rivers and creeks in the interior and west- fern parts of Iowa are said to be perfectly thronged with ‘Deavers and minks, to say nothing of myriads of other 1 animals whose hides are sought by the trapper. They hhave not been as plenty before for several years. New Ontzang Brancu Mint.—Deposits and coinage at Xho New Orleans Branch Mint during November, 1869:— Gold—California, $328 79 Other gold. 19,824 59 —_—— $20,153 38 ‘$66 65 19,824 Silver—Parted from Califyrnia gold . er silver, cee ‘Total deposits ... {Gold coinage—1,250 double eagles » Bilver coinage—200,000 haif dollars AN Ansoonpina Huspaxp Retvrxen.—A man named Hiram Piatt (says the Detroit Free Press) deserted his ‘wife at Huron, in this county, several weeks ago, and eloped with the wife ofa Mr. Hiram Miller, residing in Brownstown, When he: went away he managed to get ‘possession of all the money his wife had, and left her early destitute. His paramour left a family of small children. A few days since Platt returned, having run ‘Out of funds and got sick of his little escapade. He left ‘the woman in Ohio. Powpsr.—The statement going the rounds of the press &hat there is no powder manufactory in the United States ~mouth of Delaware, 18 incorrect. A’ mill 1s in successful @peration. in Pickens district, 8. C. Ay beanie 20 2 Parricik.—The Nashville @asette Bays, on Wednesday mamed iter, living on Sem’s Creek, Tenn., returned ‘with his wife from a visit to « neighbor, and wishing to ‘Meat the courage of his son (a boy 13 years old), the fa- Qber cautiously crept to the door and knocked. The lad ~Inquired several who was there, and receiving no ‘Banswer; took down his father’s gun and went out by the way,and again called out to know who was there. ving ‘no answer, he fired the weapon, and inflicted ‘Buch wounds that it is hardly possible the poor father will Burvive them. Sxuuxc TH. IMPENDING Crisis.—Mr. Charles T. Dixon, of Whurch Creek, Md., was arrested in Cambridge inst week, ~@harged with circulating incendiary matter in selling copies Of the famous ‘Compendium of the Impendin; -Bhe South”. by H. R. Helper, of North Caro! Dixon was held to bail in $500 for Court. r of the Sor the last meeting athern Richmond it was atatad to the capital of the: Hickimosa’ kee et line, and that Mr. E. W. De Voss had ‘new ship, not named, making the entire subscription equivalent to $120,000. Only $30,000 was ‘Dow required. Destructive Fire rv Rocnesrer—Loss $30,000.—Thero swas a destructive fire in Rochester on Saturday night and morning, which laid in ruins ‘the northeast cor- ‘ner qe hinine ‘and Clinton streets, totally destroying the Second Baptist church edifice anda threo story brick lock of two stores next east, owned by Edwin W. Col- ‘ins. ‘Homroratuy.—The homeopathic physicians of Phila. ‘delpbia are making efforts to have ee Patho of medl- scine intrpduced into the charitable institutions and pri- ‘pons. ‘They claim that te hn oon caties mien five homeopathic physic! with 100, jen onan mews man named John Quinn, f about Sorty-fve years was accidentally drowned in tempting tocroes tea ire bridge in Ansonia, Conn., on Saturday night last. He leayes a wife and four children. Personal Intelligence, Fred. Douglas’ arrival in England was anxiously look- fod for by all the abolitionists. His friend George Thomp- Bon ‘had returnod from India and would receive him, with many of the titled and commoner anti-slavery folk, 80 that there was a fine time in Ltn ged for the colored folk. ‘The Slandardof London, the High Church organ, was in tribulation respecting John Brown’s approaching te; but hoped that the cause would be sustained by Dr. * Gheever, Mrs. Croft, Fred. Douglas, and fervent prayer. fhe Norfolk Argus states that Gov. Wise, having ebased from bis brother, John C. Wise, Eeq., the sp id Moseley farm, beautifully located’ on the eastern ‘branch of the Kiizabeth, about eight miles from that city, contemplates removing’ and.residing there in the early part of next year. ‘The Elmira (N. Y.) Gazelle says that Hazlett, one of the | Harper's Ferry insurgents, was formerly connected with a of horse thieves in that vicinity, and escaped pun- ishment by turning State's evidence. This is a specimen of the martyrs who are to make ‘‘the gallows glorious as ” oto WK. Sebastian, of Arkansas; Commodore Paul- ding, United States Navy; Judge Comelison and lady, of New Jersey; Judge Potter, of New York; Judge Rosen- erantz, of Glen’s Falls, New York, are in Washington. ‘Mayor Swann has arrived at his home in Baltimore from his Inte visit in Virginia, and, as the Baltimore Patriot is glad to hear, much “impaired” in health. Mr. Kellogg, of Llinoia, who has become famous on ac- count of his controversy with Greeley, is a stout, well Duilt gentleman of about lifty years of age. . Alexander Murray, U. 8. N., John A. Ahl, late member of Congress from Pennsylvania, and Hon. J. M. ‘Love, of lowa, are in Washington, .»A bill is before the Legislature of Georgia to pardon John Fundy, of Gwinnet county, who is under sentence of death for the crimo of murder. The father of this man Fundy is at the capital. Ho is an.old man, an Italian, we mre informed, who enlisted under Napolcon Bonaparte as champion of Italian liberty. Ho followed “the man of destiny” through his Italian campaign, and was present $n several of his hardest fought battles. Ho enlisted and vas with him in his invasion of Spain, and was only pro- ‘vented from going into his Russian campaign by a severe ‘wound. He was forced to leave Italy on account of his litical opinions. P Gov. eo ‘W. Dana, of Maine; Roy. FE. W. Sehon, of . P. Willard, Hon, Jno. L. Robinson, and D. bs, Capt. Llewellyn |. McNalty, Major McKinstry, U. 3. A., feredith Calhoun, Esq., from Pacis, are also in Wash- . R. W. Johnson, of Arkansas, in a lotter to the @ditor of the Pine Bluif reiterates his fixed to retire from public position at tho close o Senatorial term. sere: dae ae mad Legal Intelligence. Court or Tax Unrren States, Dec. 13.—On mo- ion of Robert Hughes, Kaq., Hon. Andrew J. Hamilton, of Texas, was ‘an attorney and counsellor of this bey 14. Eber B. Ro coporen atd of Cece eo owner of steamboat 4 Jants,'vs. Charles ‘Thompson. ‘This causo was submited ’ ¢ Court on the record and print- st ergument, by Messrs. Hand and Lathrop, for the ap- No. 6. plainant, va. the State of Gave 1 cause was continued by Mr. and by Messrs. Giteon and Dro. 14.—On motion of Hon. Jeremiah 8. Black, - ya va se nas ie wi aD for of ihe a attorney and On motion of Hon. R. H. Gillet, George Barker, New York, was admitted ‘an atlorney and coueeniy of com- rgia. Tho argument of this oae ‘was continued by Mr. McDonald for ‘the rospondent, smd concluded by Mr. Phillips for the complainant. Dro, 15.—No, 15. Henry Rector et al., plaintiffs in error, ‘ys, Win. H, Gaines et al., heirs, &c, of Ludovicus Belding, doceased. This cauac was argued by Mcsare, Brent and ‘Watkins for defendants in error,and submitted on a print- edargument by Mr. Hempstead No. 16. John C. Hale, plantlf in error, vs. Wm. Gaines et al., heirs, &o. of Ludovicus Belding, deooased. ‘The argument of this cause was commonoed by Mr. F. P. Stanton for the plaintiff in orror, Tum Warsr Ratms.—The permanent Board of Water Commissioners communicate an ordinance to the Com- mon Council on Mond: ening for adoption, by which the water rates are fixed as follewa . fuking Water. Nal Taking, “ 3 “ 6 ‘Two 4 “ 6 “ 7 ‘Th 4 “ 7 “« 9 s « 105 “ 12 ive ll “ 13 “ WwW 16 Stables and shops are to rate the same as dwellings without water, according to their dimensions. Asmerayt Encivexrs ov tae Fine Dxrartuant.—The Diennial olection of Assistant Engineers of the Brooklyn Fire Department, Western district, was held Tuasday night at the several engine houses, and, although there was con- siderable animation, everything transpired peaceably and in order. There were sixteon candidates, of which seven are to be chosen. ‘The follot are the names of those in nomination:—Wm. Furey, of ‘No. 7; Wm. Van- derveer, of No. 22; Samuel Tombs, of No.1; Leander . 17; Win. Barrett, of No. 9; Wm. Hughes, of No. $; David Simpson, of No. 20; Joseph Howard, of y No. 4; John nam, of No. 6; David D. of No. 10; Phillips Of No. 11; John T. Finn, of No. 8; aes. Baap of lose No. 1; Thomas of No. ib, of No. 6; George Ward. ia The returns were to the office of the Fire Com: missioners, where the result was declared. BoaRp Ov REPRESENTATIVES OF TIE FIRR DEPARTMRST.—At ‘the annual meeting of the Board of Representatives of the Fire Department, Western district, on Monday night, tho following officers wore olected for the ensuing year:— President, Benjamin Wood, Jr.; Vice President, A. B. ‘Thorne; ‘Treasurer, Wm. Burrell; secretary, John G. Gunning; Collector, Wm. Haskins. Jersey City Intelligence. ‘Umion Meena iv Jersey Crry.—A committee of gentle- mon, residents in Jersey City, whoregard as unlawful and, abhorrent the recent attempts to inyade Virginia, are making arrangements for tho holding of a public mesting, which will probably take place on Saturday evening next. Borctary.—The house of Mr. Halliday, in Lafayette village, was entered on Sunday night and robbed of vari- ous articles, and among other things a carving knife. Yesterday afternoon, young Morton, one of the party charged with burglariously entering the residence of Rov. Mr. Van Cleef, was up for examination, when Mr. Halll- day identified a carving knife found in possession of the er as the one stolen from his premises on Sunday. Accused was committed for trial. Habeas Corpus for a Prisoner. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Before Hon. Judge Clerke. Dec. 14.—In the matter of George Werner.—Tho poti- tioner in this case was sentenced to the penitentiary on Saturday last, for six months, for ke@ping a disorderly house. A writ of error having been allowed by Judge Clerke, the prisoner was bronght up this morning, when Mr. J.B. Phillips moved that Werner might be admitted to bail until the decision of the General Term of the Su- preme Court on the writ of error should be obtained: Mr. Sedgwick, Assistant District Attorney, opposed the application, on the grounds that the bill of exceptions had not been settled in the case, and that this Court had no- thing before it on which to determine whether it would be a proper exercise of discretion to admit the prisoner to bail, the execution of the sentence having been com- menced. Jddge Clerke concurred {with Mr. Sedgwick, and re- manded the prisoner withou! i wo the renewal of his application when the bill of exceptions shall bo sottled. Supreme Court—Special Term, Before Hon. Judge Clerke. IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE CITY. Dec. 12—Jacob Sharp and others vs. the Mayor of the otty and others.—Judgment sot aside, and the order of re- ference revoked. Dec. 17.—Robert Onderdonk vs. John M. Gedney et als, Motion denied, without costs. James G. Gregory vs. The Mayor, &., of the city of New York—Order granted setting aside arraignments. Samuel Phillips, vs. The Mayor, &c., of Now York.— Same order. Herman Berman ys. The Mayor, &c., of New York.— Samo order. Daniel Farnham, vs. the Mayor, &c., of New York—The same order. In the matter of the petition of Samuel Jessup for va- cating assesements for Seventy-ninth strect—Judgment for vacating asseesment granted. In the matter of the application for the rolief, &e., of Indigent Females, for a vacation of assessment for Seventy - ninth street—Jud it vacating assessment granted. Silas K. Everett vs. Dibbald Milleman—Motion denied without costs, Arrivals and Departures, ARKIVALS. $ Re RRARLIE America, at Halifax—For Mi Bernard, Lewis, maid; JBL ye, A! ve, C inant BeBeaven Chiba, Sor: riil, Marine, fiams, » Becker, Chisted, F Blume, Margison, ation, Burgers Galt, seat Pickhain, i Caren, Valin, Donovan, Garven, Manson, Ro- sey, Col From Bremen, In the steamship Bremen—W Tell, lady and daughter, F Le Banter and indy way Sebrimpf, W A , Miss Brauveller, St Looky, Mts Boeck and Ohas Mormin, 8 Lallon, Mexico; Vallon, A Moonier and 8 a A , Jacob Loppin, A Walz, 1D Meng, Ws sew Nock Total @0e Meals, For {verpool,ta the steamship Féinburs—J T Bowie, Jo seph Nicholson, Rev D. Wilson. Richard Phayer, John McBl- roy, Rev Dr Edgar, Rev 8 M Dill, J Newman, Mrs D Collins and two children, Mrs Byrne, Henry C Landon, Mr G Butter and Jaoy, airs G Dayton, Ben Mary B Sinmons Mrs Jane May—and 130 fn the steerage. ‘Total, 149. Specie, $230,000. For Charleston, in the steamship Marion—Mra Johuston and maid, Wm H Gliced, F Lathrop and family, P Coggeshall Geo b Belden, J Hibben and lady, A Secendorf, J MeGilvie, MTirell, A Anderson, J L Boardman, Thos Dun! ry Chappell and lady, C_V Littlepage, T N MoCarter, Miss S ‘Miss 8 Green. RA Dennis, § Huber, Alden Brien, Dr MV de Aguiar and family. Mrs B Genel, ER Saxton, W Brown, CW Sheler, DC Spencer and family, W P Congdon ‘and family, R Schoonmaker, Miss J Schoonmaker, H Schoon- meker, Jas Lawson, two Misses Lawson, Mra Brown and chiid, Dr Barnwell, E Hurd, W B Sewall. J A Livingston, A Lent, G A Aikeu and indy, H F Mann, 8 B Welch. Jno 8 Sievens, Mrs 1, Bates, MraeBurk, Margt Curran, P Cokielet, Dr B K Ames, B Wales, G Blcard, A Carll, W Casper, Jno Riley, P Riley, ‘and 20 n the steerage. For Norfolk, &e, in the steamship Jamestown—John Hayn, H Almy, F Claussen. J Bernard, Mrs Wm Whipple, J Crosby, Mrs Smith, Alex’r McDougal E Jobn Jobnson, LE Savage, L Blackford, ‘4 B Sbepperson, J & Hadnett, H Twichell and lady, Jobn Adamé, lady and child, and 17 in the steerage. For Liverpool, in steamer Europa, from Boston—J W Lin- zee, Thowas Chariton. John L Batchelder, Beston; Mise Pial- lips, West Roxbury; Philip Quigley, Cambridge: M Bachman, Spencer, Leon Weilde, John Ballou, J M Walker, New York; James B Loring, Now Jersey: Mr and Mra HS Johnson tn sop, Garaioga: Tennett Pieters, Chicago; Thos Qual Slevelaad, 0; Simon Kobn, Ly Kohn, Pensaylvania; Joba B Oskford, New Orleans; G H Turuer, le, Toronto; John P Anderson, Philip J Robin, Quebec: Hugh Frazer, John Ross, Montreal; Miss M_A Stratton, tom, © W; @ B' Cabal, Ca: nada; Mr Crosdeld, Mercus briey. WN Witson, J A Jou eo Red Liverpool; Wm Wallace, Chas J’Fox, Mrs Lou: hter. Robert Oatwens, Charles Hen- Curran, George Harris, Wm E Smith, Jas idson, David Evans, Wm McCulloch, Joseph Grant, John Me ‘Thomas 'B EF Stiot fa en inti Megha s Wun ec avin, 1s india Regiment: TH Reeber, Frank Hildrich, Germany; Capt Robt F Findley, Wm mington or Hailfax—F Hf Nichols, Mise Tanbelle Park, — 0). Fi ‘tamt! ‘on, Fred Allison, New York: John 8 Stelrs, James Whiiman, Halifax; F M Pear: N 8; Wm Johnson, Windsor, N 8; T A ‘Potal, 70. For Portau Prince, in the brig Echo— , Ferd Sehulisy of Port au Princes ee eee For Savannah, in the steamship Montgomery—Hi 0 CW Hnines, A eS Garris Rov 8S trosk, Ba Mather, aoe A Vas Nits Hanae Wakes Mien Mary 8 Walker, Mra ford, Mrs Redheld. “A ti Allen, F H Ludlow, Mrs F H Lud! OB, Bredford re Rilzabeth Stackflerih, Drvid Curry, WH Chichester, John @ Romman, Mrs J two ‘and servant—end 33 es Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- rlea.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., of the DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE Detawane—Exrra Crass No. 663, Decamner 17, 1980, 81, 2, 41, 55, 44, 65, 67, 13, 19, 20, 46, 45, 52. Briawane—Czass No. BER 17, 1808. 4, 53; 15, 20, 16, 29, 23,67, 47, 2, 51, 5, 10. WOOD, EDDY 2 00. Delaware. beginning of the eee otis ture. The: Mially tnereased ton hth ay Con ot, cy Bor, could ind ‘any position in me the leat ones" The eymploaa oa gh hg Jn the highest tate Se pertemton aver peters tian: pr Pe ot meLeieige he Mower, RIOR yo. TLAvoR topregisied by ‘howe eee ey, soothing sensation so highly hat vb i lagiory, Now 37 and S98 Waser iceoh N, Yy FRANOE, BROADBENTS & CO., manaouna, by the Governor of said State lo superintend the of sald 3 Dare dre Ceenaren! cortily thas the following arethe num. Sussex Courrr—Crass 228, Decemame 17, 1859. 22, 19, 9, 50, 59, 48, 39, 56, 42, 41, 75, 10, 84. GRanv Consouiparep Lorrgnt—Ocass 16, Decemsen 17, 1850. 7, 19, 9, 8, 25, 46, 42, 12, 32, 53, 38, 63, ‘Wiiness our hands at Wilmington, Delaware, this day (at- i Beare JO] a9 Ay jommaanen RAN ENTS & CO.. FRANCE, BROAD! on Genin’s Westieah eae ae Holidays i Nos. 607 i) 513 Broadway. ‘White's Festival Hats and © are mow Ladies’ and children’s Furs for gifts, at 216 ‘@aplendid stook to will be Itherally before the time of the the 258, 250 and 260 Broadway. Boots and Shoes.—Waterproof Double sole, warm fur lined and TRAVELLING oot Teaaine BUCKSKIN SHOES, ble for winter wear for ‘And everything or sncd te AP Bactae alin ran are Gina. good Thaneran Daguurred pe, nse, « Ivorytype, by MEAD! BROTHERS, 253 Hroadway, . Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadwa, of Bleecker street Holiday Presente-Ivorytypes, & superb and appropriate style of Picture for Holiday Presents. Also, Imperial Pholographa, Miniatures, Ambroly peauund Daguarred Corner Brooklyn.—WillMamson Bros.’ Photo- hic gems—Cameo-types in lockets, Daguerreotypes, &c , ferbotidsye:' 219 Fulton wired. “wn” PAE Deflance Salamander Safes—With Pa- tent powder-proof locks and cross bars. Also, fire and burglar proof parlor safes. Depot 63 Murray street, corner of College place (formerly 192 Pearl street.) ROBERT M. PATRICK. anes opera! peeve Seni Fire “ root Safes. Broadway, corner of Murray rect, New York: bs Phrenological Examinations, showin talents, weak point eat pursul iven daily at FOW- LER & WELLS, 908 Broudway, eu 8 . Patent Office Information.—Messrs, upwards of foatieen years experience ia aecettint nett upwards of fou ars’ ex] ice in proc for new inventions and will advise inventory. and pelentees at their offices in regard to all matters pertafaing to this business, Inventors who cannotycall personally can receive by mail free, & Pamphlet of advice bow ‘to procure letiers paloat,Oflloss 87 Park row, New York. Cc. Bruno. NO. 2 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK, IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, &c. Agent for the sale of C. F. Martin’s celebrated Guitars, Ame- rican, French, and German Pianofortes. Brass Instruments, Clarioneta, Flutes, &c., for Bands, made to order, and warranted. Bussons’ celebrated Flutinas and A constantly on hand. Instruction Books for the Piano, Violin, Flute, ‘Accordeon, e, y Saxh Cor , de, ‘Wholesale Price Lista sent to Dealers, on ae ication, gratis. icone mail, with the money enclosed, will be punctually ane Thy Parents. parnemost acceptable gift a child can make their parents ion SEMMONB & CO.'8 BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES. To be obtained only = 66034 io. Broadway, Under Lafarge House. At Below Cost, to Close Stock, a ‘assortment of STEREOSCOPES AND viRws, "7 "8° , At_SEMMONS & €0.'8, A Valuable and Welcome Present, VOIGTEANDER OPER ree hich wi will find at the sole agents, SEMMONS & 00.'. Bartholi’s Celebrated Sewing Ma- chines, 434 broadway, corner of Howard street, New York. Grover & Baker's Celebrated Noiseless Machines, ! A Special Notice. z THE EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES ‘Wil be to those not having the full amount, by applying at the , 489 Broadway. Glass _anoeres Glass eat a anes Shades of alisizes, for covering c ., dec , con: Slantly on band atsd ansde to ofdae” Depo 188 William street, corner of Ann street. Oristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- tin te worlds wholasale Bnd Sealant tasore pees, the best in the world; privately applied at 6 Astor Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and ‘Tou- Lo fry openly hte 7’ nw ead Bold and ap- Barry’s Tricopherous is the Best and soap re fr fe try B, old by Presirving and restoring the bale adios’ Lenn nmsigrny aah ay —_ Pills.-In- fammation of the eyelide—This ointment lightly smeared on at will effect a % provided the iemsch be Kept ft order and ibe secretions reeuted by the A cg ae [glee per roti a Peg pe ee te Marsh Contin ~ s toApply tess pad ‘Truss with manent cures Bernia cr rupture. MARSH & OO; Neb Vesey sireot, Ne Xe Millions of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow’s SOOTHING SYRUP are now usod every in the United States for children teething, with never ing success. Re- Uef is immediate and certain. Only 28c. a bo Married, AxpREe—Franxuix.—On Thursday evening, Dec. 15, by the Rey. Frederick A. Farley, D. D., FREDERICK ANDREE to Miss N. Euzaneru Fraxxuy, all of Brooklyn. Esxarp—Dvranp.—On Thursday, December 15, at the French church St. Vincent de Paul, by Rey. Father La- font, P. J. Bsxarp, of Charleston, S. C., to Jvria DURAND, daughter of V. Durand, of New York. Charleston papers will please copy. Died, Apams.—In it on Thursday, Dec. 15, Jony Cra- RENCK ADAMS, son of John Q. and Sarah C. Adams, aged two years and ten months. ‘The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from the residence of the family, in Seventeenth street, near Third avenue, Brooklyn. Friends of the family, officers and members of Com} C. Tompkin’s Blues, are requested te attend without further invitation. Bratnwaire.—On Friday evening, Dec. 16, CHamums Ar- Bert, the second and only remaining beloved son of William and Elizabeth Brathwaite, 47 South Seventh street, Brooklyn, E. D. The funeral service will be per- St. Mark's church, Fourth street, corner of South Fifth, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. The acquaintaintance of the lly are respectfully invited to atten: Bynyga—Suddenly, on Friday morning, Dee. 16, of dis- ease of tho heart, Maky, the beloved daughter of John and Anne Byrnes, of Mount Mellick, Queen’s county, Ireland. are respectfully invited to at- The friends of the fami tend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, N Eighth treet, near avenue B. from her late residence, No. 304 Bowns.—At Mott Haven, Westchester county, on ‘Thursday, Dec. 15, Mr. Gizarrt Bownr, aged rit His funeral will take placo at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Rachel Dawson, No. 102 State street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Connxiz.—In thia city, Ina E. J. Connmtz, daughter of Barak and Mary lays. relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral thie (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 74 West Thirty-sixth street. On! child, wo have to part; It breaks tho cords around my heart; But in heaven we hope to And sit with you at Jesus’ feot. Camrmsit.—On Saturday, Dec. 17, Marta, daughter of pray hoe Mary Ann Campbell, aged 7 years, 1 month an ye. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the residence of <j parents, No. enty: street, afternoon, ‘at two o'clock Prec * ‘conemad Carnex.—On Saturday, Dec. 17, Cammernes Carrey, in the 40th yoar of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 82 Hamilton street. Cayaxacn.—On Baturday, Dec. 17, after a short and ful ness, Carman Cavanaan,’ in the 66th year of er AO, & natlve of county Monahan, Ireland. friends and thoso of her son, Patrick McQuirk, are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 91 Bayard street, this Sunday 7) afternoon, at two o’clook. Her —e will be taken vary Cemetery for inter- ment. Dersn Tn Newark, at the residence of his father, on Friday morning, Dec, 16, Roy, aster G. Duastn, in the ACtL Yous GF Lis age, Ann Cornell, aged 10 months and 14 | ly are reapeetfully this (Sunday) afternoon, at nee of her parents, No, 383 Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Dow1mi.—On Saturday morning, Dec. 17, after a long and severe illness, Eiuza, the beloved wife of James Dow: ing. Her remains will be taken from her late residence, No. 195 Ble er street, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock, tb Calvary Cemetery, for interment. Dwvxn.—On Saturday, Deo. 17, after a short and severe ed wifo of’ Peter Dwyer. ‘illness, Enza, the belov ‘The reljtives and friends of the family; ulso the mem- bers of York Lodge No, 197, F, A, M. and pote Ate Nol Deeps sGees, eihoes furthe: Lat residence, No, th i, r fa interred in ry, Fisurk.--On Saturday morning, Déc. 17, Jans Fisuer, late of Dublin, aged 32 7 : . . Dublin, Belfast and laagum papers pl Ts please a Trustee Harlem, on Friday, Dec. 16, of Paralysia, 8 were taken to Orange county, New York, for interment. Ehaa the beloved wife of Mar , @ native of Craugh: well, Cousty Galway, Ireland. day, at half-past one o'clock. ‘The friends of the famil are lavited withoutfurther notice, noe Of the family of the lato Jabn Kelley, agod 62 years and fve months. Her friencs and those of the family are respectfully in- Perseverance ieee Xe 11, L. 0. 0. F., are respectfully invited to attend + Her remains will be Greenwood May his be Fest in Samus F. Tonison, in the 46th year of his His t Goshen, Orange x8 —OF rag er on Saturday, Dec. 17, Manta, Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery on Mon- Kxtixy.—On Saturday, Deo. 11, Mary Keuuxy, widow vited to attend the funeral from her late residenoe 106 Firat avenue, on this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. icEwRox.--On Friday morning, Dec. 16, of consump- tion, James McEvRon, aged 43 years, ‘The relatives and friends of ‘the family are res} ectfully invited to altend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 16 Franklin street. ‘Onvia.—In this city,on Friday morning, Dec. 16, Guoxar Bexvxnt, infent son of Joseph U. and Mary E. Orvis, aged year, 8 months and 21 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fane- ral service at the house of his parents, 284 West Twentieth street, this ‘Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. The interment will take place in Troy, on Monday, the 19th inst. Overtoy.—On Friday, Dec. 16, Isuty E., daughter of Lewis 8. and Eliza J. Overton,aged 10 months and 13 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at her late residence, No. 6 Martin terrace, East Thirticth street. Her remains will be taken to Southold, L. L,, for interment. RerNorps.—On Friday, Dec. 16, Extn Reyxoups, in the 25th year of her ago. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 185 avenue A, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Rose.—In this city, on Saturday, Dec. 17, at the residence of her father, No. 136 West Thirty eighin street, Lucretia G. McBrair, wife of Abraham Rose, in tho 23th year of her age. Due notice of the funeral in Monday’s papers. Sarru.—In this city, on Wednesday, Dec. 14, of con- sumption, Tixoporr B. Sarrn, eldest son of the late Cor- nelivs B. Smith, in the 28d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are ly invited to attend the funeral, attwo o'clock, this (Sunday) afternoon, trom his late residence, No. 187 East Thirteenth street, between First and Second avenues, without fur- ther notice. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment Watrox.—On Friday evening, Dec. 16, of consumption, Jonn R. Watson, in the 37th year of his age. nds and acquaintances of the famil; spectfully invited to attend the funeral from dence, No. 16 Grand street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Wuean.—On Friday, Dec. 16, Patrick WHELAN, a na- tive of Queen’s county, Ireland, aged 46 years. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 304 Hamilton avenue, Breoklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. 1,0, 8 PASSPORTS ISSUED THROUGH aed ISSELL, Notary Pul , Oommiasioner of Deeds the States, 271 Broadway, corner of Chambers street. (AT JORES; 0 |AND 2 ANN STREET, #4 FRENCR reas Boots, a jatorproof Boots. Eni aod woe them before purchasing. NEW PICTURE “—~ FOR THE STRREOSOOPE, “Wi PRAISE TREE, 0 GOD."" LONDON STEBROSCOPE COMPANY, ns te Bg pes SEAL, RGARSSHATANA, Do- O. CHEEKS, 17, 0% way. NFLICT. “ IRREPRI y For a gift of BARTLETI'S pew novelty 30 Ge chine, with tucking gauge and extra needles complete, $6 structions free. and keptin repair one yaar, The Srachine for $6. Call before pnfchasing your giterat he euiok ur gifts, rooms, 421 Broadway, above Canal street GE STOCK OF FINE LARGE SOLD PENEAND PENCILS, New styles, suitable f or Holiday Presents. JOHN FOLEY, Manufacturer, 168 Broadway. CARD, We have a desirable assortznent ot ad 8 qj Pb make KLTRED MUNROE & OOn 441 Broadway, between Canal and Grand streeta, O¥8" OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS ! at $2, $2, $2, $2, $2, mace, ROGERS & RAYMOND’S, 121, 123 and 125Fulton sireet. 'OGUS PICTURES B BOGUS or THR EXECUTION or COOK, COPPIE, &C. One of our imitators having advertised to publish two pictures of the above scenes, this (Saturday) afternoon, 1 beg to warn the public against being imposed upsn by pur- hasing sald fancy pictures. By no possibility could any artist return to New York, after witnessing the execution, before this (Saturday) morning at 4 orclock; while the sald pictures were all drawn, engraved, and on the press one hourbefore that time this 4 My paper wiil be published on Monday, morning, and will contain the only faithful pictures of the Execution, made by Moy artist on the spot. ‘Wait until Monday and get True Pictures. FRANK LESLIE. Sarurpay Morwina, Dec. 17, 1899. \HRISTMAS GIFTS AT A SACRIFICE.—THE RECENT bold attempt to carry off some thousands of dollars worth welry from the magnificent stock of GIS, 603 Broadway, reeuited in the aj tf of the shrewd robbers and the recovery of every ailicie. This extra. ordinary stroke of good pleased the’ enterprising firm that they have resolved to let the public share it by selling their superb stock of I Wat silver Ware, lava, Mosaic, coral, malachite and Roman sete of Jewelry, hair Orpaments, Ac., at cort during the Holidays. We may addthat Messrs. D. & F.'s inimitable art of Engraving was not slolen, though certain persons have made the attempt. pt htechen telnet hee Je so i HAPPED HANDS, FACE, LIPS, &C. C Certain eke ‘Hogeman & Co.’s Camphor Toe with plycerine, If used as directed will keep the akin sod “REGAN & CO. Noo 161,308 B11 and 786 Broad Bent by mail Sir 30 cents. bape Comansionas (OF DEEDS OF ALL THE STATE ap) WA. , Tectemeny, lawyer, 371 Broadway XTRAORDINABY SALE "7 GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICR e Of prices Ws genie, “nt PPICGS, and ome Prices are marked tn plata figures, from whlch EE SLYLAT UN Yaee am ae, TEDLARYS Boy sANrtE A, DELIGATFUL, LIQUER. WHOLESOME AND AGREES EVERYBODY LIKES Ir. a NO NEW YEAR'S Tab WITHOUT a, Brn rie FURS AN! Fal BLE AND MINK CAPES AND OLOAKS A choice sasortment of RUSSIAN SABLE SKINS al on hand. 0. %. BRESLER& CO." Oa, erted by Mr. Leslie, it would’ apres cece tie greet. aa well as more Se pegal tein w uli he ea G27 FoR Tae HOLIDATS, spel pre, slams weonuatied pre fa ii however, formas THE PIONEER GIFT BOOK STORE. by us he ee coonaioas D. W. BVANS & OO., that if our efforts PUBLISHERS AND GIFT ‘BOOKSRLLERS, justly entitled to it. Elba sketches. We BOOKS AND arte BOOKS AND GIFTS!!! for the X York Iiustrated. t a lew ugoxthicans ep gt gn, COLLECTION OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS, and North Elba, N. Y., nil dete ocoupy & STANDARD AUTHORS, IN RICH AND ELEGANT age in the “Tilustrated 'News’” of Dec. 17. A for BINDINGS. ew York Herald {a also in town, and it is possible thas like THE FAVORITE PORTS, the ancient Grecien city, ours may awake ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, fund itself famous.” >? 9 ® IN EVERY. DRIRABLE Mr. Lealie was not represented there. Lies We have probabl 166 TAR ILLUSTRATED NE be J] Ly , may found ve ANNUALS We invite comparison for it wit Me. Leslie's publications. FoR Office NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NE" CJ 1860, J. W. CAMPBELL & ©O., Publishers. Tn all styles of binding, with and without illustrations, and ‘all sizes, adapted to young anton, comprising > a ® Vantty_Fair. VARIETIES. . s A NEW ILLUSTRATED OF aD HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL JOURNAL, CALLED VANITY FAIR, BE ISSUED On or JUVENILE WORKS, wie WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21, Comprising the productions of all the favorite writers for Child hood and Youth, the most prominent of whom are JOHN 8. G. ABBO' KINGSTON ; . ‘The time having arrived when « publication of this sort, ema oo nontnar Pocuworrn, ploring tbe beat iherary and arta tatent in Ameriee, ig Im BALLANTYN: ¥ m DRAPER, > | pony “Sep oat by the people, the undersigned: on MAYNE REID, BA VARD, ee eee. that demand in the most complete an@ ROLAND, a, Za ths end be has engaged writers and artists of. the highest PERCY of, YORN, ESL order of talent, to combine In products g the most refined, witty. pO ae SEDOWicK, sree WERKLY JOURNA OF HUMOR TRANERMANTEL, WARNER, = be Bes At} ever publlbed inthis country ‘Thone who intend purchasing for Christmas and New Years’, breads x selections, | Will be the organ of no party or section, but will assume @ should make their calls early n order to make ect fearless position with regard to all parties, cUques, soclewen as the crowds constantly increase Ulll afver the HOLIDAY CATALOGUES nd COR, OS re re ‘Are now ready, in lémo, form, published expressly for Holl- DEFENDING THE RIGHT, day trade, Cy ct full iptions of every work of ele- ASSAILING THE WRONG, ance and art, and of all the popular juvenile works for youth Wherever they may be found, without reference to the onder REMEMBER, Site alta wlll be to intebens eee om That im purchasing of ua all books are sold at the reguiar | Jie aim wrt et Fes gel aged B79 tes, aside from which, without extra charge, an elegant ent accompanies rey pereiase at the time of sale, ofen an hundred fold for the original investment, rk ope toe Gxialogues ‘kratia on application, or mailed free of charge to | Yon, the publisher takes pleasure in announcing the « any atdrens VANITY FAIR ‘ersons residing at a distance from the may rely on. o. wei Marat ed ce frost fas tide | 2 WEDNESEAY. DEC. Jima be forsale by aft storoin New YO'GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK, aguas ~~~ WORTH FROM 60 CENTS TO $100, PRICE SIX CENTS.) DELIVERED AT THE TIME OF PRANK J; THOMPSON, A OHBISTMAS OR NEW YEAB'S GIFT i seer nie a. ” WHO PURCHASE OF LA, NAPOLEON. “yive “BY INDUSTRY WE THRIVE.” D. W. EVANS & CO 1 Publishers and Gift Booksellers, Woon Tron * 0) Gr Broadway, New York. 29 Amn street, ‘Nassau, ‘Would moat respectfully inform their and the trede AYRTY’S MEDICATED PAPER. tbat in consequence of the rapid increase of their business ‘We you value cleantiness and comfort, to ust | are compelled to keep their establishment open every day Gerehyia pure Medicated Paper, in place of poisonous colored, | night throughout the year. All articles trade ‘on hand. All orders, to Jy and pi ly filled. O’KEE, DAYTON & J ‘ARD'S VEGETABLE UOMPOSITION FOR COLOR- hate, $1 per botle, Interaae ray bat a. Erineipal, depot, $4 OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, bi 4 "For ealo by all drnggieta, and atthe depots, 1 Aun street and 440 Broadway. FLPGEMAN, CLARK & 00.'8 CELEBRATED COD LIVER OTL, warranted pure, and from freak Cod(ah iivers, by HEGEMAN & O0., Nos. 161, 899, 511 and 786 Broad way. LID. IFTS ! OLIDAY GIFTS OL DAY GIFTS!! 3 HOLIDAY GIFTS| !! BRONZE FIGURES »ISQUE FIGURES, owen PLATED WARE, D DESSERT = J BENOH CHINA PLAIN AND RGHLY CUT oT” * 2 At EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton treet. a+ mvano, 0 and & Fulton street. $4. OVERCOATS, )VERCOA' id zs AL EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. AtEVANS’. 66 and 66 Fulton street. TABLE ac. 4 he ey At EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton stress; ft lower price than can be found at say biker eotablieaoeat ~ 2 W. J. F. DAILEY & CO., SEER BD G8 Pe ove tO S31 Broadway. A SUPERB BOOK. ADD, WEBSTER & 00/8 a a eas a me scum, maps say io Io. 600 BROADWAY, endo —eeunaen BI NS. a NoGpiaS Bs apes Pm nor a, ae ace fp! Eee ing to retire f business. All the goeds PRIVATE ullable for tke season for indice, p and misses” AND paren STI Broadway. DOMESTIC io AN LIFE OF WASHINGTON, OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. wt la agem of volume, and must Baro argos. Bam This volume will be the for ‘Year's presents.— Buffalo Courier i essai ad ‘NEW yore KEROSENE OIL. A FULL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER DEPOT OF COMPANY, 93 Pearl street. End the tooo elemabt plot ry i \OSTPONEMENT. and the gant pletures, conveys a : Tn consequenee of the great fe me (bal never Uses: aud to which all Union M concerning a ‘he Bale of Me, outers Fajuogs by hr Mice Amerieans readly tira, whether i be handled by the Numblest auctionéer, bas been postponed from that e until the fol: | of golden ‘Tuesd: ing, Dec, 20, at 7 o' e beg to call attention 10 the exhibition, ‘which’ is open day dij ‘The work is feelingly and discriminatingly written, and ovexing nsill thease; talus obe of the most foteresting necounte of the oennne aie iz nt RINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE, and history of Washington ever writien.—Hartford Courant Tn point of taste, beauty, fullness, and variety of ‘rom DE VENOGE & CO., EPERNAY, FRAN to, tia Rolid wore ae of vad Dy all Toning dealers rice. _ ce pri fastidious lover of Rendocniy booke. Baaee a keceder — reeey, V. HAUGHWOUT, Sole Importer,” | ghie ie neplendid ‘olnme in every respect—fit castet for fon ands Broadway, come of Broome street | sacred ‘memorials of which i is the record.-Portiead ees ain’ AINT, GREASE SPOTS, &C., Removed instantly. Gloves, silks, ribbons, &c., cleaned equal to new, without Sajnry to the most delicate color or fabric, by HEGEMAN & CO.’S Concontrated Benzine. Only 25 cents per bottle. HEGRMAN & CO, Dru: Nos. 161, 399, 511 and 756 Broadway. JUERU’S COD LIVER JELLY— The only certain cure for, This is a superb specimen of book making. The presené season will bring forth nothing to surpaas it as @ most accaptar bie bouiday present.—Boston Gazette, The volume ie a perfect gem, and will be one of the moss gprropriate of the season for valuable gift book.—Christiag reeman, A Asthms andal | 4 beautiful book, and the most complete and perfect meme- ek ce (Sr, Carte tae et a orient. blographical and p resen QUERU'S, PATENT, JEULIFTED CASTOR OF.—FM | Srcrcinion & the bent aad ree Te constipation after use, Tt is the best @ for ee) eae be bad at the mventor’s office, 135 Fou! ne, and at all re The work is s really valuable one, and shoul ees Sui eet, PARKERS MOWAL | _ossrork pe mts patie, ant tod met wan am ~ This volume will prove most seasonabl precious OBERT RATT 4.00. hereafter. “HT. Tuckerman. | “uonable now, and 0. 261 Broad vy Importers and manufacturers of PP 0 ONY doce. a: pretgy 1 te. eater by et y ; A weoLD ‘AND SILVER WATCHES, mine on of plore ta tbe ahogha ald ad alge most celebrated makers complished. ants, % e TONDCR. publi are reapestially tavived” to inspeat my es sa a aes angers ‘pul are ly inv’ A fait! p! re a THE HOME AND TOMB} ‘helt BFTAMOND AND OTHER FINE JEWRLRY, Pat SILVER AND SILVER satan WARE, WASHINGTON. ALL SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDA: IT CONTAINS AY PHICKS VanY LOW. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ENGRAVINGS, pot)” | "tet aera mar ama ‘W. A. TOWNSEND & CO., oo PLATED WARE, No. 46 Walker atreet, New York, TABLE CUTLERY, Tea "Or: ‘ed Bread Platters and Knives, ar 3 Fire I Bird Ids, CARNVASSEBS find this one of the best selling books of Steak and Chafing Dishes, pias hir") the sensu. Apply to Use Pupbobers. Coffee and Tea Urns, PERSONAL. Mats, SKATES IN GREAT VARIETY, e-PRO Eeeeaed — CALL AT STATION D FOR a i ron at F le, and by. ‘or sale, wholesale retail, ‘ase ty INDLE & CO., 06 Malden lane. ORMATION WANTED—OF CATHARINE €, Teint eto arrred here December 2, 185. Be rae INGER'S SRWING MACHINES, about Id years of de. Was last beard trom as livin Saas ‘No 2 Sewing Machine. 109 | Bteuven county, X.Y in 1858. Send in to her sisters, No. | Sewing Machine. . ‘0 | Margaret Dowdall, care of R. P. Jenks, aN Becond ‘avenue, The Family Sewing Machine 0 B= Tanger. ” tery /—MERT ME ON TUESDAY, AT 2 OCLOCK, AT NO, Hemming ANG & 60. {39 Boadway, Now Pook. T ior send note when you can.” x poset kt Mier Dea eke 2 eho retinal “WANTED INFORMATION OF CATE ATLOR'S SALOON, BROADWAY, | CORNER OF | sartmeritvof Baliveastio; Lebira a Franklin street —This Saloon will be found one of t! father, to wa. Cy | convenient places in the clty for merchants to | fatber. ont - Lite Sod ie poculiviy sdapten te ae geen tase ons sod a parpeon, aes ae STAUBANTS, re * the vianda are the finest he country FOR CHRIS AND NEW YRARS, ation, sasante, Dace, HR VINE GROWERS COMPANY OF COGNAC, WITH Bf, Ghent, Haren Pheer, T 3 paid wp captiay of three milions of ance comPrIiRg | FD rae’ Pickion Buses hs. beat viney ore foureea minaret te nad aotage | Sench bet Vass, Ontmee! and Pessameah maftting into ft any, eve | itemise Samtleiowa ‘and Jura ‘Wiskey. 1 prodticed oulaide the Hite riot, having deter: | Sleaiyrs W te Teagone, upon, putting ap tie ure, ind i 2 MeLBOD, 106 Malden tana, tigned rant ceeomapeny eatabliabed over twenty years 1a Corner of Feast weet. oc comptile the verkable favor to aanounce : Sgtieas sor, enley the cod, fortuve of belog eaabled to | YT RDIARD'S MORNING CALL, Procure from the 1a nentbone. capecta PURE of various vintages, guaranteed to hare {the beat tn the Sie from ibe grape, inreases of one dozen full roma PRN a ee A art nized bottles each. TAYLOR'S stakes, every bottle fs sealed with Ladies? of the company the rks Wear the ane slam tnd he vals DINING AND TOM CREAN MALOON, contain an exact description of the quality, with the signature Broadway. etal of the undereaes OSBORN, 48 Reaver street, New York. | oc eteatments of every kind, f ee . For anle by Mesera Ovehart & Arcthe r, 4 Broadwya: ; Fredg: ; Open from 7 o'clock in tho porning wat 1 o'clock a& hem mn ortearetning Sat 10 HT tb ead wit ry